Example: If we want to redirect www.example.com/abc-old to www.example.com/abc-new. Then we need to implement 301 redirection code on the old page. After this, if someone type www.example.com/abc-old would land on the www.example.com/abc-new via the 301 redirect.

Also, we can use this code for domain redirection. Google http:// and the http://www consider these as a different domain so 301 redirection will help you.

A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect which is done if any page has been remove or any other not found errors found in your website or you re-designed your old site to a new updated design then you will need to 301 redirect all your old new URLs to the appropriate new URLs.

A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect which passes between 90-99% of link juice (ranking power) to the redirected page. 301 refers to the HTTP status code for this type of redirect. In most instances, the 301 redirect is the best method for implementing redirects on a website.

While a 301 redirect is used when changing domains, there are other events where you will be required to use it. Below are some of them.

Acquiring security certificates (SSL) Updating a website. Especially if the pages will have different URL paths. You are canceling a product and would like to redirect your client to a new product page Address canonicalization issues

Post Merge: 08-04-2017, 05:44:51it can use when you change your domain permanently. if you want to use a new domain for your website with present rank or value, 301 redirects give instruction to search engine spiders that content of the site has been moved or assigned to a new URL then search engine pass the value and link juice old URL to new URL.

While a 301 redirect is used when changing domains, there are other events where you will be required to use it. Below are some of them.

. Acquiring security certificates (SSL) . Updating a website. Especially if the pages will have different URL paths. . You are canceling a product and would like to redirect your client to a new product page . Address canonicalization issues.